EDMONTON — A survey showing Calgary residents pay among the highest power bills in North America has renewed opposition calls to put an end the province’s experiment with a deregulated electricity market.
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EDMONTON — A survey showing Calgary residents pay among the highest power bills in North America has renewed opposition calls to put an end the province’s experiment with a deregulated electricity market.
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Over the past decade China has experienced huge economic growth, with a yearly growth rate in double figures, and this has required an equally huge growth in capacity of its energy generation industry. The amazing thing is that the potential economic slowdown that China now faces doesn’t look set to impact on the trend for increasing energy generation capacity.
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Ensuring electricity is supplied in a reliable and non-interruptive manner is the aim of AltaLink projects underway in and around the Sylvan Lake and Eckville area.
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One of childhood’s happiest memories is flying kites. Now, an American academic is developing a novel idea – underwater kites equipped with turbines to generate electricity from ocean currents.
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OTTAWA — The feds are softening the rules for the coming ban on traditional light bulbs, but you’ll still be hit in the pocketbook.
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On Monday, city council delayed the inevitable — a 20 per cent increase in the transmission portion on the bills. The increase will add about $5 to a typical monthly electric bill.
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EDMONTON – Epcor Utilities is cutting its ownership interest in Capital Power to 19 per cent.
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The Town of Black Diamond is looking to assume power over its electricity costs.
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Redox Power Systems has signed a partnership deal with researchers at the University of Maryland in order to develop and bring to commercial market a new distributed electricity generation technology that could change the relationship that many consumers have with the energy market and national grid.
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When we flip on a light, we rarely think about water. But electricity generation is the biggest user of water in the United States. Thermoelectric power plants alone use more than 200 billion gallons of water a day – about 49 percent of the nation’s total water withdrawals.
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